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Ocerheating while driving usually indicates a lack of airflow, So I would guess that maybe your radiator support to hood seal is not in place, or the cowl seal to hood seal is missing. Or maybe you are not running the clutch fan and shroud?

I would venture a guess at about $28k-$32k

I would venture a guess that the large stamp is the final inspection stamp meaning it’s good to go for sale or order delivery. The smaller stamps are for other specific inspections such as final paint, final assembly, interior, and other sub sections.

I really like that truck, I’m a truck lover too. There is also a sister site to the Roadrunner one called forbbodiesonly.com that has a lost and found section, and a whole lot of B body lovers. You can join that through the links down below and post about the Roadruner there too. Welcome to the...

For the record here, there are no trackable option counts for any Chrysler product back then. They just did not track specific options per car, such as paint color, fresh air hood and such. Too much info to try to keep track of, when they really didn’t need that info.

769 4 speed 1111 auto trans The 2128 number is total shipments, including Canada and Export, 1889 total US shipments, which is what the above numbers reflect for convertible

Although not a Roadrunner, I’m working on getting my daughters car out and roadworthy again. She passed away last weekend, and I’d like to drive it in memory of her. I had been building her a suite on our home so she could have a larger room with her own entrance, and a barrier free bathroom and...

Rained this morning, sunny by 3pm, I took the little convertible Signet out for a spin. Top down of course.

Just took mine out today, filled her up with 110 and headed out to create confusion and mayhem! My town knows me well.

Well, I can tell you that is was produced in St Louis, Mo. all convertibles B bodies were assembled in St Louis, where it went from there will probably be hard to find out.

You got that right, bud!

Wow, sweet car, your Dad had good taste. And very fitting that you can now enjoy it in your Dads memory! So sorry to hear about your Dads passing. Welcome to the site, glad to have you with us!

Welcome from over Ann Arbor way, glad to have you with us. More details and pictures to follow, I hope!

I had considered that car for myself, but I have too many cars already, and no room for any more. Good luck on your new home, the move in, and finding a Roadrunner. All in time, my brother, all in time!

Check out this really cool 70 over on FBBO, good deal too! https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/1970-roadrunner-383-auto.300560/

Is your car a 70, with the reverse key lock linkage? Mine is a little rough going into and out of reverse because of the linkage, which was all rebuilt with new bushings. Most people take that whole assembly right off, but oh no, not me!

And that’s exactly why I love that car so much!

Hell is about 4 miles from my house. We go down to the saloon about every couple weeks for the fish fry, it’s really good. You can buy land in Hell if you choose, the guy who owns the whole town sells square inches for a very nominal price. And, you get to be mayor for a day! I think his name is...

I was leaving a little cruise-in down in Hell, M., I was in the Angry Bird, and in front of me were a boyfriend and girlfriend in their respective newer cars, a hopped up Mustang and an ‘06 GTO. You could tell that they spent a lot of money on them, and they certainly sounded the part. They were...

I like it!